Image: Before the Thunderstorm (here)
Tilus a Micro Poetry comprises
a syllable count of 6-3-1
Dark and gray skies above
Tilus a Micro Poetry comprises
a syllable count of 6-3-1
Dark and gray skies above
Hidden cause
See!
High waves lashing the shore
Heaven’s wrath
Cleanse!
Tires stuck in the mud
Life’s trouble
Sick!
Big roar of the lion
Patience wears
Thin!
Note: Writing to a new Poetic form of Kelvin SM called Tilus
For Chev's CARPE DIEM #11 - Little Ones
Note: Writing to a new Poetic form of Kelvin SM called Tilus
For Chev's CARPE DIEM #11 - Little Ones
I feel the build up here. A storm breaking is all that.
ReplyDeleteWouldn't want to get in the way of that wrath or maybe if one needs a bath haha
ReplyDeletei like the pairing of heavens wrath and cleansing hank...
ReplyDeletecool on your tilus as well...kelvin created a really cool form...
Even wrath can bring something new
ReplyDeleteIntense! You wrote these tilus with such energy building up & up. I enjoyed it! Smiles.
ReplyDeleteHi Hank,
ReplyDeleteI see you are using Kelvin's new form and you did a wonderful job. I enjoyed reading these.